CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Her© is th e follow ing new s Item
from Chicago, d a te d Feb. 11, 1908:
“C hicago, F eb 11, 1908
N ev er in
th e h isto ry of ^ ie ‘C hicago R elief and
Aid S o ciety ’ h a s th e re been such a
d em an d fo r a s s is ta n c e a s at th e p re s
e n t tim e, is th e claim of S u p e rin te n
d en t K ingsly. w ho is in ch a rg e of the
d istrib u tio n of fu n d s by th e busin ess
m en s relief co m m ittee, w hich h a s Just
raised b etw een $25,000 and $30,000 for
needy fam ilies
N ever In the history
iilDOO HORSE AND CATTLE TABLETS
Crush and mix in 'oed c. .
akes Your Stoc.. 1..
P re ach in g h o u rs a t 11 an d 8.
t. P.* er dose in tab lets
M. K. CHURCH
‘.ike the Top Price
P re ach in g S u n d ay m o rn in g and e v e n
ing. S u n d ay school a t 9:45. K pw orth
.-ttgin fu* 0 : JO. P ra y e r m eetin g T h u rs
«lay ev en in g .—M. P. D ix o n , p a s to r.
' or H o r s ; 3 , C attle. S h e e p . S w in e and F o w ls T h ey are m ade from the a c tiv e p r in cip le o r the
J; ,iseJ e ienc.; of the dru£. T h ey d o n 't c on tain S aw dust, A shes. C h op h e e d o r Bran. A re Juat
good w h en lu year» o ld as w h en 1) d ay» o ld . T h ey c o m p ly w ith all p u r e d ru g la w s. A»k tor
l try o n ce S K iO O O C on d ition T ab let}, or S K I D O O W orm, K idney. C h icken Cholera,
ster, C athartic, H eave. F e v e r . H og C holera, D istem p er, Pink E y e , C olic tab lets o r L o u se P ow der
avin Cure or Liarb W ire L inim ent. D istributed by T H E B L U E B E L L M E D I C I N E C O . ,
o rp orated '
. -J S to c k $300.000.00; W a t e * io w n , S o u t h D a k o t a , U. S . A.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Pi c a c h in g S u n d ay m o rn in g an d e v e n
ing. S unday school a t 10. B. Y. P. U.
a t tt:30. P ra y e r m eetin g W ednesday
ev en in g .—C u rtis P. Coe, pasto r.
For Sale by RAY & CO.. Dallas, Oregon
o f the society have we had so many
appeals based e n tire ly on the lack of
em ploym ent.”
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Not long ago M r Dalzell, who w rites
th e ta riff tax . re cen tly a s d ictated by
th e m en who p u t up th e m oney to pay
th e ex p en ses of rep u b lican cam paigns,
told us:
“ W e do n o t read o u r tariff lessons
o u t of boo’.;s. W e read them by tho
b lazin g lig h t of open fu ran c e doors,
am id th e n o ise o f in d u stria l a c tiv itie s
and in th e sw eat of o u r brow s th a t we
coin in to w ealth , and God help tho
m an o r p arty th a t would put out th ese
fires, still h e m usic of th a t noise, and
send th e w orkm en hom e to a foodies:;
and h u n g ry household
“ It w as u n d er rep u b lican ru le th a t
th is m usic w as stilled , th a t th e fires
w ere put out. and th a t soup ho u ses
had to p rovide for th e foodless and
h u n g ry ”
No lo n g er can an y R ep u b lican ev er
fool th e people by claim in g th a t “a
rep u b lican tariff h as alw ay s been fol
lowed by b u sin e ss p ro sp e rity .“
T he tim e h a s com e— th e h o u r h as
s tr u c k —fo r a ch an g e
T h o u san d s of
R e p u b lican s ta k e th e ir p o sitio n s and
will vote for B ryan in N ovem ber.
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Patronit« One Another for the L
A ccording to S e n a to r F u lto n th e
re p u b lic a n p a rty can do n o w ro n g —
not even if th e y e le c t h im s e n a to r in-
stead of C h a m b e rla in .
T h e p a rty
m u st be rig h t, t he people w ro n g .
C a n d id a te T a ft h a s yet to be ele c te d
by th e people to a n ottice. l i e h a s
served th e m in m a n y d iffe re n t c a p a c i
ties, b u t ea c h tim e w as a p p o in te d .
Q u ite a record. R o o sev elt is no.v try
in g to a p p o in t h im p re sid e n t.
T h e re p u b lic a n s h a v e now becom e
so scared of B ry a n ’s p ro b a b le ele tio n
t h a t in a d d itio n to R o o sev elt th e y a re
sen d in g o u t th e e n tir e c a b in e t to m ak e
s|>eeches. A nd ih e people pay th e m
to th u s n eg lect th e d u tie s of th e ir of
fices.
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By He V i
Covered
With T axes, As J o b W a s C overed W ith R oils; but, Unlike Jo b , ."
Doesn t K now W h a t F u r t* Hi-n.
11 is now conceded by a ll t h a t th e
of re p u b lic a n p o litic ia n s has
worked, an d t h a t Gov. C h a m b e rla in
will n ot be elected se n a to r from O re
gon by th e n e x t le g isla tu re . T h is J i
th e way in w h ich th e r in g le a d e rs o
t h a t p arty prove fa ith fu l
o th ei:
prom ises an d obey t h e w ishes of Hu
sch em e
THE POLK COUNTY
ITEMIZER.
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A dm itted to th e second cla ss of m ail m atter.
THURSDAY, OCT. 8, 1908.
people.
R ep u b lican p ip e rs are r u n n in g i
carto o n e n title d No R e tre a t, p ic tu r in
T a ft defen d in g th e W h ite H ouse, an
on his gu n a label, S p eech of Accept
an ce
A p ro m in e n t re p u b lic a n of on
tow n h eard t h a t s|ieech a n d it iletei
m ined h im to vote for B ry an . H
says it was th e la m e s t t h in g lie ev<
listened to — T uft seem i g to ha afrsi
to to u c h on v ital issues.
D on’t allow th e p litic a l c a in p a ig
now on to m ak e you o v erlo o k th e co
o u ist ra te s ill effect d u r in g K eptem ls
an d Q ctolier, an d r. m e m b er t h a t voi
friends a n d a c q u a in ta n c e s tliro u hoi
th e older sta te s ca n k iii i - to a n y pa
of th e l’acific N o rth w e st on one-w a
tic k e ts a t le-s cost now t h a n a t a i
tim e d u rin g th e c o d i n g w in te r.
T H E OREHOV I A S ' S G 0 S S I S T R 2
C Y.
F or som e tim e th e P o rtla n d Or
g o u iiin , o rg a n of th e d e f u n c t repuhl
ca n p a rty , h as d ev o ted c o n sid e ra b
space in a n a t t e m p t to show t h a t M
B ryan is a m a n of c h a n g e fu l policii
T h a t i t has o r h as n o t su cceed ed in
sh o w ing we leave its re a d e rs to ju d j
T h e p u rp o rt of th is sm a ll sq u ib
sim p ly to m a k e th e re m a rk t h a t pe
pie who live in glass h o u ses ahou
n o t th ro w sto n es. T h e O r e .o u ia n
n o ted for c h a n g in g its o p in io n s, ai
so m e tim e s q u ite su d d e n ly . I ts |Hili
now is to d e rid e th e h a n k g u u ru n t
p lan ad v o cated by M r. B ry an , b u t i
lu n g er ago th a n M ay 21st of th is ye;
it was u n q u a lifie d ly in favor of s l i d
p ro p o sitio n , an d in a n e d ito ria l
t h a t d a te , r a th e r clev erly show ed w
i t would he a good tilin g for th e [a
pie, an d in sta n c e d th e d ifferen ce I
tw een th e fa ilu re of a b a tik in O k
h o n ia , w here th e people w ere p ro te
ed by law, a n d in P o rtla n d , O reg.
w here th ey a re a t th e m e. cy of evt
rascal t h a t ch o se to p u t o n a big fit
a n d ru n a latn k , I t does n o t req i
a n e x tra o rd in a ily se n sib le m an
read ily see th e rea-o n for t h i s c h a t
of policy on th e O r e g o n ia n ’s pt
Buch a m easu re for t h e relief of I
people was n o t m ad e a p la n k of
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d e m o c ra tic . W h y
th e n , espe ia
w hen
th e
O re g o n ia n
c o n s ta n
c la im s t h a t th e r e ia n o n m re a
p u b lic a n p a rty in O reg o n , sh o u ld
In s ta
V. P . F IS K E .
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Patronize One A nother for the Upbuildirig o f Town and County.
WORST THE WORLD
S e c re ta ry of th e T re a s u ry , p r e v e n t s .
a to tal co llap se of p riv a te c red it and
a d isa stro u s d e stru c tio n of all valu es
T h e cou n try was saved by the nar
rowest possible m argin from an over
w h e lm in g catastrophe, whose bligh
ing effect w ould have been fe lt in
every household.”
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On F e b m ra y 11. 1908. Mr S haw . In
/••»d It Cam e U n d er the H ig h Protec a speech he m ade in M ichigan, B a l d
“ O v er 900,000 freig h t c a rs a re stan d
tiv e T a riff and Rep u blican Con*
l r g on th e tra c k s. 30,0)0 locom otive^
tro l In E v ery Branch of
w h ite leaded and o u t o f com m ission
the F ed eral Govern*
one-fourth of th e p opulation of se v era l
la rg e c itie s idle, and fo r th e first tim e
ment.
u n d e r a R epu b lican ad m in istratio n ,
In a pnhlfr a d d ress. Mr Shaw , re
eontly S e c re ta ry of th e T re a s u ry u n
der Mr R oosevelt, said : “ T he s trin
gency of 1937 is g e n e ra lly conceded to
have been the se v e re st the w orld has
fre e soup houses in every in d u strial
cen ter; th e p rice of farm produce n at
u rally and
m aterially d ep reciated
fu rn ish an o b je c t le sio n w hich oughr
to produce a m ea su re of sob erm in d
e d n e s s on th e p a rt of th e A m erica!
ever w itnessed.”
p eople.”
How co n so lin g it is to read in th e
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rep u b lican p latfo rm t ’ is glow ing se n
F rom th e public p re ss is ta k e n th °
te n c e
“ A R eptibiican tariff h a s a l follow ing new s item com ing from
w ays been follow ed by b u sin e ss pros
P ittsb u rg , Pa., Feb. 8, 1908:
p erity .”
“T h e cry of th e unem ployed daily
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gro w s m ore d istre sse d in P ittsb u rg
Mr. A H rich. In h is sp eech on th e I T h e re a re 15.000 m en Idle, and th •*
Aldrich C u rren cy bill in th e S e n a te of j sp e c tre of th e d read ed soup bouse«
th e U nited S ta te s only la s t w in ter, ag ain m ak es its ap p earan ce. T h e fir
said:
soup b o u se will be opened by th e Sa!
“ Mr. P re s id e n t, th e financial c risis vat Ion Army M onday m orning, an 1
from
which th e c o u n try h a s ju st u n less th e re is a rad ical and prom pt
em erged, w hich c u lm in a te d in a serious c h a n g e for th e b e tte r, m ore p laces of
panic in O ctober, w as the most acute th is kind will be in d em and b efo r •
and d estru ctiv e in its im m ediate con m any days h av e elapsed.
T h e situ •
sequences of any that has occurred in
•lion Is not really alarm in g , but it i
the h isto ry o f the country.
N othing bad enough
Soup h o u ses h av e been
but th e h e ro ic m e a s u re s ta k e n by th e th e d read of th e b u sin e ss m en and
r e p re s e n ta tiv e s of th e g re a t b u sin e ss j civic lead ers, and every effort h a s been
and financial in s!itu tio n s of th e coun
m ade to avoid th e m .”
try a c tin ' in co-operation w ith tho j
W e D o Not M ake a Special
Sale on A n y One Article
And then raise the price on others so as to
more than m ake it up, but selll every article
in our store at the lowest possible price. Re-
msmber we keep the most up-to-date stock of
Fupnitare in the city; also Carpets. Rqgs,
Fortiers, etc. In passing our window take a
look at Mi at WHITE FROST REFRIGERATOR, the
Best in the M irket.
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In h is a d d re ss to th e R ep u b lican n a
tional co n v en tio n . T em p o rary C h a ir
m an B u rro w s re fe rre d to th e R ep u b
lican v icto ry in 1904, and th e n a sk e d :
“ In view o f th is in d o rsem en t, it be
com es p e rtin e n t and o p p o rtu n e to in
quire, w h at h a s th e R ep u b lican p arty
done in th e la s t fo u r y e a rs of g o v e rn
m en t co n tro l to forfeit p u blic confi
den ce o r c r e a te d is tru s t in its c a p a c
ity for fu tu re a d m in is tra tio n ? ”
F o r th is q u estio n th e R o ch ester
(N ew Y ork) Union and A d v ertise!
finds a s tr ik in g an sw er. T h is is the
an sw e r w hich th e Union an d A dver
tis e r ta k e s o u t o f th e m outh of S en
a to r B u rro w s’ own p arty a s sta te d in
th e R ep u b lican P latfo rm of 1896: “ In
th e b ro ad effect of its policy it h a i
p re c ip ita te d panic, b lig h ted in d u stry
and tra d e w ith prolonged d ep ressio n ,
closed fa c to rie s, reduced w ork and
w ages, h a lte d e n te rp ris e and crippled
A m erican prod u ctio n
E very c o n sid er
atio n of public safety an d Individual
In te re s t d e m a n d s th at th e g o v ern m en t
sh a ll he rescu ed from th e h an d s ol
th o se who h av e show n th e m se lv e s in
cab le of co n d u ctin g it w ith o u t d is
a s te r.”
L, H. SCHULTZ
“ Yakima Bast” Hard wheat Flour.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded
Perfection Laundry Soap 8 bars for 25c
Blue Ribbon Tomatoes 3 cans for 2-5c
H ou se-F u rn ish ers
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m oney th a n electric lig h t, b u t does it sav e you a n y th in g w hen it
lim its o p p o rtu n itie s for w ork a n d recreatio n , ru in s y o u r ey esig h t,
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p lain th e “ in s a n d o u ts ” of th e lig h tin g p ro p o sitio n to you. C all
on us or p h o n e to us. W e are n ev er too busy to ta lk busin ess.
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T h e voice of the people i t u n m lp
taVable.
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Alm ost one-half of the R ep u blican s
e f law». ev*n when asked by th e ir d is
tinguished Senator. A lliso n , replied:
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Dakota fo r re-election, and the peopie
•aid:
“ W E W A N T A C H A N G E !"
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P re ach in g S u n d ay m o rn in g an d even-
ng. S u n d ay school at 10. C liristia a
K ndeavor a t 0:30. P ra y e r
m eetin g
T h u rsd ay e v e n in g .— Rev. Mock, p a s
to r
D AL; A S , O R E G O N
T h e People Say:
Senator Fu lto n went to Oregon, and
asked fo r re-election, and the people
•aid:
“ W E W A N T A C H A N G E !"
“WE W ANT
holstering.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
P re ach in g S unday m o rn in g a n d ev en
ing. Bible
school a t
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S enia-
C h ristia n E n d eav o r at fi;.k). B ible class
and p ra y e r m eetin g T h u rsd a y ev en in g .
A. C. C o rb in , p asto r.
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Senator H op kin s went to Illin o is
and asked fo r re election, and two-
th ird s of the Repu blican s o f Illin o is
announced:
as we do repairing and up-
AT CHAPMAN’S OLD STAND
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L iving C ost—W ages.
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H a s co st *of living in crease d
f a s te r th a n h av e w ages?
T he
a n s w e r is found in th e follow-
ing ta b le c f tw o lin es:
In cre asa.
Cost of l i v i n g ...........49 p e r c e n t
W ag es ........................ 19 p er ce n t
F ra n k
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H itchcock, now
N atio n al R ep u b lican ch airm an ,
fo rm er first a s s is ta n t postm as-
ter-g en e ral.
reco m m en d ed
a
$5.000.000 in c re a se in th e com-
p e n sa tio n o f le tte r c a rrie rs , giv-
ing a s h is reaso n th a t cost of
living h a s m a terially In creased .
S a la rie s of se n a to rs and repre-
s e n ta tiv e s w e re in crease d 50 per
cen t, and m any sp e ech es w ere
m ade in b o th bodies to show
th a t so h eav y h a s been th e in-
c re a s e in liv in g co st th a t th e
ra is e in co n g ressio n al sa la rie s
w as n e c e ssa ry , lest only w ealth y
m an be ab le to a cce p t office in
e ith e r b ra n c h o f th e co n g ress.
Need an y h o u sew ife be told
th e se fa c ts? Is th e re a h ead of
a fam ily who does n o t re alize
th e ir tr u th ?
Senator Lon g asked the people nf
K an sas for re-election, and the people
•houted:
net'ding repairs bring it in
I will offer for sale ji
and plat all of my fi
limits. This will b
Home Tract. A fine
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Revision.
Tt is an old-tim e R epublican cry th a t
“th e tariff will be rev ised by its
friendR ”
R e p re s e n ta tiv e McCall of
M assach u setts, a R epublican, h it tho
nail on th e h ead w hen in re fe rrin g to
th is cry he said
"If th e tariff can n o t
bp rev ised w hen tw o -th ird s of th e
m em b ersh ip of both h o u ses is R ep u b
lican. w hen is rev isio n to co m e?”
R evision, th ro u g h th e R ep u b lican
a rty , is to com e w h en ev er th e bene
c la rie s of a h igh p ro te c tiv e tariff are
billing to su rre n d e r th e en o rm o u s ad
v an tag es th ey p o ssess; and th is s u r
ren d er will be m ade w h en ev er hum an
selfish n ess Is d estro y ed .
P re a c h in g S u n d ay m o rn in g an d ev
nin g . S u n d a y school a t 10. C h ris tia n
K n deavor at 6:30. P ra y e r
m eetin g
T h u rs d a y e v e n in g .— I). J . B ecker, p a s to r
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